American Voices: Culture and Community

American Voices: Culture and Community
ISBN-10
0767411307
ISBN-13
9780767411301
Series
American Voices
Category
Biography & Autobiography
Pages
200
Language
English
Published
1999-10
Authors
Dolores LaGuardia, Hans Paul Guth

Description

This thematic reader focuses on contemporary American culture and offers over 120 provocative readings and images representing a broad range of genres and diverse authorial voices.

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